How to Treat a Baby’s Cough and Runny Nose?

The child has a cough and runny nose, possibly due to cross-infection during school, accompanied by symptoms of phlegm in the throat. After taking oral medication for three days, the symptoms improved. However, they recurred at school, this time with symptoms of phlegm in the throat. The child was given a lung-clearing syrup, but because it was too bitter, he was reluctant to drink it. Later, he was fed Lanqin, which resulted in him vomiting everything he ate. He reported stomach pain and phlegm in his throat. After a detailed examination at the hospital, it was diagnosed as significant bronchitis. He was given intravenous fluids for a day and prescribed pediatric cough syrup, but vomiting occurred again after drinking it. I am seeking professional advice and treatment guidance.
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How to Treat a Baby’s Cough with Difficulty Breathing

A three-year-old child is experiencing coughing with a hollow sound and difficulty breathing, which may be symptoms of wind-cold cold cough. It is recommended to use Sanao Decoction along with medications to reduce gas and resolve phlegm, and to promptly take the child to a specialist otorhinolaryngologist for a consultation. In daily care, it is important to avoid overheating to help the child recover quickly.
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How to Treat a Baby’s Cough with Phlegm?

My 4-month-old baby seems to have phlegm in her throat lately, and she always makes a whistling sound when breathing. I’ve been giving her pediatric cough syrup and expectorant granules three times a day. The doctor advised to supplement calcium for the child. At the same time, let the baby sleep on her side, drink plenty of water, and take pediatric cold and phlegm granules for a week. Such conditions are usually caused by catching a cold or respiratory tract infection. If the situation is severe, there is a possibility of lung heat. Consider using cough medications like Kechi Qing for treatment.
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